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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1902

Page

8

Copper Market Blues Amid Big Gains and Rumors

New York shares slipped again with the market weak and most active stocks losing ground. Copper moved better as large weekly sales were reported and 11 cents remained firm, while Amalgamated stock weakened on bearish insider chatter. London copper rose while U.S. stocks like Metropolitan and American Tobacco drew strength on merger and monopoly rumors, and a raft of copper miners including Copper Range and Baltic posted notable gains on favorable ore and property news. The piece also notes a rising tension between Morgan and Rockefeller interests, predicting continued volatility and a professional traders market ahead.

New York London Amalgamated Metropolitan American Tobacco Boston Coppers Champion Rock Baltic South Range Trimountain Dominion Coal Morgan-Hill Morgan Standard Oil Rockefeller United States Steel Trust Northwestern Railroad Union Pacific St. Paul Mr. Morgan St. Louis San Francisco Southwestern Northern Securities Company Northwestern Combine

Fire Engines Collide Responding to Alarm

A false alarm from Ford Wrench & Co. triggered two fire engines racing from Engine 8 on Salem and Engine 6 on Leverett toward Portland and Sudbury streets. At the junction they collided, scattering a crowd and causing injuries including two men, with one horse scratched and a window shattered. Driver skill averted greater harm.

Portland Sudbury Ford, Wrench & Co Sudbury Street Engine 8 Office Sudbury Streets W. H. McGinness Salem Street Cross Street Haymarket Square Engine 6 Frank Campbell Causeway Street Merrimac Portland Streets Leverett Street Officer Cross Station 1 Portland Street Campbell Jeader No. 8 McGinness A. A. White & Co

Purchase Offer Accepted For Panama Canal Rights

Washington reports the Isthmian Canal Commission backs accepting the Panama Canal Company offer to sell all rights property and unfinished work to the United States for 40 million dollars. The package includes land buildings equipment and 36.7 million cubic yards of excavation along with railroad shares and bonds.

Washington Congress Isthmian Canal Commission Panama Canal Company United States Paris Panama Railroad and Canal Company Europe Canal Company Commission

Hypnotism Figures in Rice Murder Trial

New York January 20. The case of Albert T. Patrick facing murder and forgery charges in the William Marsh Rice death opens with allegations of a hypnotic influence guiding the alleged crime. Patrick asserts he acted as Rice’s legal counselor and that a 1900 will was executed under Rice’s direction. Jones the Rice valet testifies Patrick used hypnotic power. a frenzied crowd packs the courtroom as jurors are chosen. The trial, to resume next day, marks a landmark in American jurisprudence if Patrick is vindicated.

New York United States Albert T. Patrick Court of General Sessions Goff William Marsh Rice Patrick Jones Rice Criminal Courts Mr. Moore James Machell Frank A. Kinnavar George H. Carpenter Richard Murphy Henry Mason

Britain says powers geared to coerce the United States

London reports that the British government in the House of Commons stated European powers were ready to join in pressuring the United States during the Spain American war. The note, led by France, sought a collective protest urging peaceful arbitration and Cuba order, though Britain refused to join and later discarded the proposals. Foreign Office hints that France Germany and Russia may have backed the effort as a diplomatic buffer.

London House of Commons United States Spain Austria England France Henry Norman Norman Lord Cranborne Cuba Wet Associated Press Foreign Office Great Britain Lord Cranberre Lord Salisbury McKinley Germany Russia America

Second Hirsch Social Club Ball Lights Up East Boston

The second annual Hirsch Social Club ball was held at Lyceum Hall East Boston last evening and ranked as a top event in the group’s history. Fancy dancing featured the evening with a concert before the grand march led by Miss Lillian Tekulsky and Vice-President Maurice Finkelstein. About 50 guests followed including H Weinberger P Goldstein Willan Rowlison and several young ladies. Mr Finkelstein served as chief marshal.

Green Lillian Tekulsky Hirsch Social Club Maurice Finkenstein Hirsch Lyceum Hall Boston Maurice Finkelstein Mr. Finkelstein 8. Weinberger P. Goldstein Willan Rowlison Sadie Flattery Sadie Luke Frank White C. Kaslick N. Sudhalter

Hepburn Defends Nicaragua Canal Bill Amid Panama Report

Representative Hepburn of Iowa, author of the Nicaragua canal bill, says the Isthmian Canal Commission report favoring Panama does not alter the bill's legislative status. He notes it may influence opinion but not end support for Nicaragua. Panama advocates in the House expect no recall and leave action to the Senate under the report's new conditions.

Washington Hepburn Iowa House Isthmian Canal Commission Panama Nicaragua Friends Friends of the Senate

Dominion line steamship New England delays at Boston Harbor

The Dominion line steamer New England reached quarantine at 10 AM Sunday but could not berth until 4 PM. The pilot delayed entry due to shoal water, noting the ship drew 2.5 feet and recalling past issues, urging waiting for higher water before entering harbor.

Dominion Line New England Boston Commonwealth

Reader Corrects Horatio Adams Construction Costs

A letter to the editor asserts the five masted schooner Horatio Adams will cost about 152 500 dollars with 68090 tons, three full decks, diagonally strapped frames, and extra work for sea readiness. The writer claims this price equals 25.50 per ton and compares practices to Maine builders.

Post Horatio Adams A. C. Crandall John M. Brooks Harbor View Boston Maine Edward Burgess

Battery H Medal Portrait Unveiled at Chelsea Armory

In a Chelsea armory ceremony last night Battery H, First Regiment, received medals for a recent rifle contest. Major Edward E. Willard presented the honors to most members who qualified in practical marksmanship, with a group photo from their 1898 U S service era unveiled for the event.

Chelsea United States Edward E. Willard

Itch Relief Promise From Dean's Ointment Ad

An old advertisement asserts a cure for itching piles with Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure. It states availability at any drug store for 50 cents.

Dean

First grand chrysanthemum party of Daughters of Eirinn

The Ladies' Auxiliary Division 36 of the AOH held a grand social at Hibernian Hall Havre Street East Boston with over 700 members and guests. The hall featured Irish and American flags and a lush evergreen chrysanthemum display. Gowns by members and guests were shown while a tropical plants backdrop hid a new dance hall addition. An excellent concert and 24 dances highlighted the event with many allusions to AOH and Irish societies.

Daughters of Eirinn Ladies’ Auxiliary Division East Boston Hibernian Thomas Arthur William F. McClellan M. A. Dowd Delia Mullen Alice L. Clancy Annie J. Kennedy Katherine Douglas Julia Clancy Katherine F. Mullen

Plans for caucus reform push tense in Boston meeting

President I P Hutchinson and Senator William T A Fitzgerald plan a conference today on caucus reform, seeking fair filing of nomination papers at city committee rooms and reducing crowding and fights. Fitzgerald urges nonpartisan legislation. Hutchinson supports equal rights and a voter registration for caucus purposes to curb fraud and repeat voting.

I. P. Hutchinson William T. A. Fitzgerald Boston Gifferert Fitzgerald Post Republican Committee Hutchinson

Miller Returns to Sing Sing Prison to Resume Work

OSSINING N Y Jan William F Miller of the Franklin Syndicate arrived at Sing Sing Prison for the second time at 11 o clock this morning He occupies his old quarters in the prison and will be assigned to work in a few days.

Ossining N. Y William F. Miller The Franklin Syndicate Sing Sing Prison

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